Saatchi copies Saatchi - again!?
said adgrunt Farnster. Now, compare and contrast.Seems third time’s the charm, with this new ad from Saatchi’s NY, which uses the same idea as the Sunny D TVC created by Saatchi’s NY only months before, which itself is a copy of the "sun as ball" idea created by Saatchi’s London eight years earlier for the drink, Verb. I think this is a case of three strikes and someone’s gotta be out.
Chris Palmer of Gorgeous shot this PSA. He must have shot the Verb ad as well.
Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi NY
Copywriter: Leo Premutico
Art Director: Jan Jacobs
Agency Producer: Diane Burton
Production Company: Gorgeous Enterprises
Director: Chris Palmer
Producer: Rupert Smythe
Director of Photography: Phillippe Rousselot
Editor: Paul Watts
Editing House: The Quarry
Post Production Company: Tom Sparks, Alteration Services
Music: "Step Into The Sun" Solid State Revival, Copyright Control
Service Company: Anonymous Content, NY & LA
Please donate to keep adland alive. The Super Bowl Collection is the worlds one and only. It costs a minor fortune to keep up. If you love our efforts, please donate to keep the archive alive. You may also sponsor us with a large banner, advertise yourself as you help save our common advertising history.
Want to join adland?
Create an adgrunt account for 6 USD.
comments
- The modern development of the
10 min 3 sec ago - What is the name of the music
5 hours 53 min ago - צור קשר עם קוקה קולה ישראל
1 day 11 hours ago - אני רוצה ששמי יהיה על בקבוק
1 day 18 hours ago - Name Asaad
Coca cola
Thankz
1 day 18 hours ago - What, no pitchforks and
2 days 8 hours ago - Worth it for your dream
2 days 8 hours ago - I could care less about the
2 days 9 hours ago - Okay, it may be hokey in some
2 days 22 hours ago - What is the name of the song
5 days 19 hours ago


I think these ads are for the same folk, just different boards up at the end there. The CDC is part of the Dept of Health and the Verb thing is one of their programs. I could be wrong but that's what I thought.
Yep. Verb is a specific program of the CDC and US Department of Health. What likely happened is the USDH came up with more money and asked them to recut a longer version. There are definitely some of the same shots in the second one.
Ah OK, well that explains a lot. Dunno which I edit I prefer though.
The only other non-verb/PSA "glowing ball" that I've seen isn't from saatchi, it's for GE Money bank and rather ugly in comparison. Perhaps this ball widget is a new toy, and so these ideas came after the toy?
Or the idea is good. Economic say... :)
Post new comment